It’s been a long road for women’s wrestling to come in as filler for many wrestling cards, to being eye-candy for degenerates to google at, to now being legitimate & respected wrestlers. Since , women’s wrestling improved tremendously and almost every criticism I had with women’s wrestling is now better than it ever was before! Never before has thetoplister ever revised a list but seeing how women’s wrestling continued since the original Top 10 Women’s Wrestling. Placing Beth Phoenix, Victoria, Chyna, Trish Stratus, Madusa, Molly Holly, Wendi Richter, Mickie James, Lita, and Manami Toyota in that order does not do a women’s wrestling list justice. There are a larger, more diverse, and more talented female performers in the business right now that doing a Top 10 is not enough; now we’re doing a top 20 instead. Why? Because I care VERY much about women’s wrestling. Just like the original list, I’m not looking for women who had the [greatest sex appeal] because that’s a whole different list, I’m counting down the best wrestlers that showed that women’s wrestling can be taken seriously by displaying great athleticism, move sets, and uniqueness towards their matches. Most of all I’m judging women wrestlers for this list based on the amount of accomplishments they made in not just one promotion but in multiple promotions as well. These are the women that convinced me, personally, that they’re capable of displaying the artistry of grappling at its full potential and showed that people regardless of sex can do it. More importantly they also have to have a historical impact on the wrestling world in order to make it higher in the list, so here are the best grapplers from female talen.
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